Summary
At least 27 people died and others are missing after heavy rains in Mexico caused floods and landslides. The floods damaged homes, swept away vehicles, and cut off electricity in several areas. Mexican authorities have deployed thousands of workers and naval troops to help affected communities.
Key Facts
- Floods in Mexico caused at least 27 deaths and left others missing.
- Heavy rains on a Thursday and Friday led to rivers overflowing.
- Hidalgo was one of the hardest-hit areas, with 16 reported deaths.
- Thousands of homes were damaged or destroyed in the floods.
- Roads were blocked with debris, and many areas lost power.
- President Claudia Sheinbaum said 5,400 personnel are helping with recovery efforts.
- 3,300 naval troops are also involved in evacuations and cleanup.
- Puebla reported nine deaths and has around 80,000 people affected.
